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15 Δεκέμβριος 2024
I was after a diving holiday on the Coolidge and the Aore Island Resort was suggested to me by my travel advisor. OK, I love the place, the setting is magical. The accommodation is great and the staff were wonderful. It is obviously a bit dearer than being in Luganville, but the setting and peace and quiet made it all worthwhile. The staff are amazing, the meal good, with a few options (lunch - 4 options - 20-30,000 v, dinner - entree - 2 options 10-20000, mains 4 options, 22-30000 v), The meals were great, no problem there. I was probably a bit more pampered than most as there were very few other visitors due to the shut down of Air Vanuatu. For divers, you are locked into the restaurant for meals, although there are boat trips over to Santo the timing doesn't workout for meals. Good other activities, snorkeling, kayaks, fat bikes, and other stuff. However, the big shortcoming is the wifi. Do not rely on it, or even hope for it. These days wifi is essential to maintain contact with the rest of the world, and in my case, my wife. I spoke with staff when I first had issues with it, nothing happened to resolve the lack of coverage. I understand not having coverage throughout the whole of the resort, but sitting in the restaurant/reception area and having no coverage 99.9% of the time was less than stellar. It got to the point that I had to catch one of their boats to Santo and find the local internet provider (Digicel) to buy a SIM with some data on it so I could maintain contact with my wife. These days, this lack of coverage when promised is unacceptable. The only other issue that some people may have an issue with is that there is no air conditioning. There is lots of shade, lots of fans, and usually some air flow. If there isn't it can be uncomfortable, but I was there in the wet season so I was prepared for it.
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